North county hospital plan gains support at board meeting
Fifth District Supervisor Curtis Tunnell urged fellow supervisors to prioritize northern county hospital needs. The board approved spending 785 937 in county funds for a Goleta Valley Santa Barbara County Hospital surgery addition, noting limited federal aid under Hill Harris. Dr Wendell D Klossner called existing facilities sub standard and new facilities a top priority.
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Curtis Tunnell
Board of Supervisors
North County Hospital
Tunnell
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Santa Maria General Hospital
Santa Maria County
Joe J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Goleta Valley
Raymond D. Johnson
Wendell D. Klossner
Countywide tree program may damage sidewalks up to $100000
County Road Commissioner Leland Steward told the Board of Supervisors the street tree planting plan could cause as much as 100000 in sidewalk damage across unincorporated areas. About 29500 in the El Encanto tract of Goleta Valley stems from tree roots lifting sidewalks, with proposals to remove and replace at county expense and to bill homeowners for private trees. A further soil and species study is needed before expanding to other tracts, amid debate over who should pay for changes and repairs.
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Leland Steward
Board of Supervisors
el Encanto
Goleta Valley
Steward
Daniel G. Grant
Joe J. Callahan
Santa Barbara
Callahan
George P. Kading
Monthly GI Forum dinner features festival queen candidates
The Lompoc Valley Chapter of the American GI Forum hosts a Saturday 7 p.m. dinner at Foster's Smoke House where girl candidates will vie to represent the GI Forum in the Lompoc Flower Festival queen contest. Open to members and guests.
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Lompoc Valley
The
American GI Forum
Foster’s Smoke House
GI Forum
Lompoc
Obituary for Mrs. Ma rie E. Watts in Santa Barbara
Rosary is recited at 4 p.m. at Haider Mortuary Chapel for Mrs. Ma rie E. Watts 79 who died Sunday at Samarkand Convalescent Home after an extended illness. Requiem mass will be celebrated tomorrow at Our Lady of Sorrows Church with interment at Calvary Cemetery in Santa Barbara. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Jack Swinney son John Watts two sisters and four grandchildren. Donations may go to the Cancer Foundation of Santa Barbara.
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Marie E. Watts
Samarkand
Santa Barbara
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Calvary Cemetery
Sant Barbara
Lompoc
Watts
Stanley Watts
Eddystone
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Grandmothers Club of
American Association of Retired Persons
Jack Swinney
John Watts
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Helen Warnica
Catherine
Lompoc Health Conference Cancelled and Police Arrests Reported
The Lompoc Child Health Conference and Immunization Clinic scheduled for the second Thursday has been cancelled and will be re scheduled later. Lompoc police arrested Frank Castellanos of Guadalupe on a warrant for the January 29 theft of a television from Linde's Furniture. A burglar ransacked Freda Rosalee Stitt's home at 235 Antares Ave Van denberg Village and stole property valued at 100 dollars.
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Lompoc
Frank Castellanos
Guadalupe
Linde
E. Ocean Ave
Freda Rosalee Stitt
Antares Ave
Vandenberg Village
Sheriff's Deputies
City planners review Lompoc master park plan
Two city planning commissioners will join the parks and recreation panel to review the master plan begun in 1964. Lompoc has five parks including Ryan Park with proposed 10 acre sites and a riverbank park east of town. A park acquisition fund may be created from subdivision fees or land dedications. The panel also protested two proposed agriculture preserves, notably west of Legge Road.
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City Parks and Recreation Commission
Marijane Pritchard
Vernon Copeland
Lompoc
Ryan
Santa Ynez River
Ken Adam
Lompoc Casmalia Road
Legge Road
Museum to open Sunday in Lompoc Valley
The Lompoc Valley Museum opens Sunday at 1 p.m. with a preview of the Clarence Pop Ruth collection of Indian artifacts. The Carnegie Library building on South H Street hosts the event with Gene Forbes and Lompoc Valley Historical Society officials present.
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Lompoc Valley
Associates
Forbes
Leonora Reder
Lompoc
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